Already, more than 50 million Americans have cast their ballots.

The massive early vote total gives Republican Donald Trump less leeway to change minds before voting concludes.

Opinion polls show him trailing Democratic nominee Joe Biden both nationally and by a narrower margin in several battleground states that will decide who wins the White House.

Both campaigns were stumping on Friday with Biden and his home state of Delaware delivering a speech on his plan for the coronavirus response and the economy.

Folks, together we can harness the unlimited potential of American people not just to get back where we were before this virus citizen, but to get back better.

Trump's handling of the coronavirus pandemic that has killed more than 221,000 people in the United States and cost millions their jobs has remained the key issue in voters minds.

Democrats have cast roughly five million more votes than Republicans so far, though their margin has shrunk in recent days, according to a Democratic analytics firm.

Democratic analysts say they are cheered by those numbers, but cautioned that they expect a late surge of Republican votes on Election Day.

Republican strategists say Strong in person turn out in Florida, North Carolina and Iowa gives them hope that Trump can win those battleground states again this year.

Trump helicoptered into the villages Friday a sprawling retirement center in Florida where many seniors in the crowd were without masks before holding a rally in Pensacola later in the day.

We're putting the villages first with your vote will continue to cut taxes.

I got you the largest tax cut in the history of our country.

Cut regulations, lower drug prices.

Your drugs will be going down 60 70 80%.

Trump won voters above the age of 65 by 17% points in 2016 but polls show him running even or trailing Biden with senior voters this year in the state.

Former President Barack Obama will campaign for Biden in Florida on Saturday.

Biden entered the final days of the race with more cash than Trump.